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Apple unveils 2TB Time Capsule, ships today for $499

Nearly four months after we first saw evidence that a 2TB Time Capsule was in the works, Apple has finally come clean and listed said device for sale in its webstore. So far as we can tell, the 802.11n router + NAS drive isn’t any different than existing models save for the internal capacity, and it looks to be shipping today for $499. If you’ll recall, that’s exactly what Apple was charging for the 1TB model yesterday, which has today stooped to just $299. As for that 500GB model? Looks like the clearance / refurbished section is your only option there, where it’s currently listed for $199.

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Apple unveils 2TB Time Capsule, ships today for $499 originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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